RED LION RETURNS WITH A ROAR

Kilmore’s Red Lion Hotel was put firmly back on the map when it reopened on Monday. The 169-year-old pub in Victoria’s oldest inland town was once owned by drug boss Tony Mokbel, who purchased it in 1996 for $465K. It

GRIFFITHS OFFERS GOULBURN’S TATTS

The Griffiths family is divesting the large-format Tattersalls Hotel in Goulburn, in the NSW southern tablelands, leaving a balanced business as they head south. Widely considered the best pub in Goulburn, The Tatts boasts one of the largest trading footprints,

DISMISSAL AFTER PREGNANCY ANNOUNCEMENT SPARKS LEGAL ACTION

Legal proceedings have been initiated against O’Malley’s Operations, and separately against its operations manager Riley Panetta-Sleiman by the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO). O’Malleys Operations, a labour-hire company used by the Royal Hotel Granville, was given an order to compensate an

GOOGONG’S FIRST PUB UNDERWAY IN $25M PROJECT

Construction has begun on the $25 million development of the all-new Googong Hotel, on the New South Wales side of the Australian Capital Territory border. The town, a new and developing area, lies around half an hour from the Canberra

NEWTOWN’S CARLISLE CASTLE ON OFFER

For the first time in more than 60 years, inner west sweetheart the Carlisle Castle Hotel in Newtown is being offered to market as a freehold going concern. Residing on a prominent 569sqm corner lot, the two-storey Carlisle Castle (CCH)

HOW CAN PUBS UNLOCK GROWTH IN THE NEW FINANCIAL YEAR?

As we enter a new financial year Nicole Buisson, MD at Lightspeed, has offered a modern tech-based perspective on how publicans can tap into trends and growth. * Nicole Buisson From the bustling streets of Sydney or Melbourne’s CBDs to

HOP TO IT: INTERNATIONAL BEER DAY IS NEARLY HERE

Don’t lose your head, International Beer Day is almost here. Celebrated on the first Friday of every August, this year it will fall on 1 August. It was founded in California in 2007 and quickly grew from a local event

FIREHOUSE TO RAZE MARKET

For the first time in its history and first public offering in the precinct in over 40 years, the striking Firehouse Hotel in North Sydney is being sold as a freehold going concern. Constructed in 1895, the North Sydney fire

NSW REGULATOR BACK IN THE GAME

After recent references to pubs and clubs ‘raping’ local communities and a swift Ministerial smack-down, the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority appears to be back in the business of hospitality. In recent years the Authority (ILGA) has seemingly adopted an